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this post was submitted on 06 Jun 2023
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I'm not basing my statement off of any experience with Marxism-leninism. I'm basing it off of my experience with lemmygrad posters here on Lemmy. For example, this thread about the Tienanmen Square anniversary. I don't particularly care about the specific political ideologies on display.
As you don't have any experience with Marxism-leninism, why do you feel comfortable saying "the countries they fawn over aren't even particularly communist"?
SWCC is clearly communist, based on Marxism-leninism.
I don't care what you learned in 7th grade history. The communists are right. Krause and Nomad seem to share plenty of primary sources in that thread. I don't care about changing your mind, so I won't rehash that thread here.
This is a lie. You've chosen to engage with me about communism, from an anticommunist perspective. You don't think you're political, because your politics are ingrained into your very being.